Diesel
06-08-2000, 08:32 AM
First off, the beta is WAY too limited for my tastes. I played it for an hour and finished everything I was supposed to. Now, I'm just running around doing the same old things.
Still, the game is decent, and I can see there's going to be a LOT more in the full version. If I can keep replaying the first 2 quests of the 1st Act this many times, the full game is going to have TONS of replayability.
Now, here are some of my personal tips:
Save chipped skulls for helms. They give you mana and life regeneration, and they're really not too much benefit in weapons or armor.
Don't put gems into socketed weapons right away. Carry them with you until you can find a gem shrine to upgrade them to better quality. Gems are hard enough to find, and once you put them in a weapon, you can't get them out to upgrade them.
Don't waste your time trying to sell magic armor for money. Once you've found a decent suit of armor, leave the others on the ground, since they take up too much space to carry back, and don't sell for that much.
Wands, rings, and amulets (in that order) fetch the most money in selling. Since they're also very small, they get the best return vs. storage requirements.
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From another BBS:
"hmm... Cyrix III, huh? You can put syrup on sh*t, but that don't make it pancakes."
Still, the game is decent, and I can see there's going to be a LOT more in the full version. If I can keep replaying the first 2 quests of the 1st Act this many times, the full game is going to have TONS of replayability.
Now, here are some of my personal tips:
Save chipped skulls for helms. They give you mana and life regeneration, and they're really not too much benefit in weapons or armor.
Don't put gems into socketed weapons right away. Carry them with you until you can find a gem shrine to upgrade them to better quality. Gems are hard enough to find, and once you put them in a weapon, you can't get them out to upgrade them.
Don't waste your time trying to sell magic armor for money. Once you've found a decent suit of armor, leave the others on the ground, since they take up too much space to carry back, and don't sell for that much.
Wands, rings, and amulets (in that order) fetch the most money in selling. Since they're also very small, they get the best return vs. storage requirements.
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From another BBS:
"hmm... Cyrix III, huh? You can put syrup on sh*t, but that don't make it pancakes."